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A project on the ancient medical literature of India
The earliest manuscripts of the Suśrutasaṃhitā
A critical study of the Compendium of Suśruta, a medical encyclopedia composed in Sanskrit two millennia ago, through its Nepalese version.
Sanskrit edition
The Nepalese version, published with Saktumiva, the system by Dr Charles Li for Sanskrit critical editions.
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Progress reports from the team of the current project.
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The oldest manuscript
A diplomatic transcription of MS Kathmandu Kaiser Library 699, with facing images of the manuscript:
- Sūtrasthāna
- Nidānasthāna part of the last adhyāya only
- Śārīrasthāna missing from KL 699
- Cikitsāsthāna from adhyāya 18
- Kalpasthāna
- Uttaratantra
Projects
Recent publications
- Zysk, “Ayurvedic Dissection: Tracing its South Asian and Westward Journey”
- Angermeier, “On Epidemics: a Preliminary Critical Edition and Annotated Translation of Carakasaṃhitā 3.3”
- Brooks, “‘On Leeches’ in a Medical Treatise for Humans”
- Angermeier, “Causes of Suffering: Unravelling Suśruta and Sāṅkhya”
- On the Plastic Surgery of the Ears and Nose. The Nepalese Version of the Suśrutasaṃhitā